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20 Stories IndexedLib Dems vow to end 'computer says no' economy to boost growth
The Liberal Democrats have pledged to move away from a "computer says no" approach to economic policy, aiming to stimulate growth. Deputy leader Daisy Cooper outlined a Growth and Defence Partnership with the EU at the party conference. The party intends to overhaul regulatory frameworks to encourage business expansion.
The party's plan signals a shift in UK economic policy that could influence future trade and regulatory relations with the EU.
Chiltern Railways renationalised after 30 years
It joins Great British Railways as part of government plans to save money and improve services.
Family shares hidden cost of cancer care
A thirteen-year-old girl from Hythe in Kent was diagnosed with neuroblastoma at the age of three. Her family has highlighted the financial and personal burdens associated with her long-term cancer treatment.
Families missing out on NHS money for healthy food
Recent data reveals that only 64 percent of eligible families are utilizing NHS financial support designed for purchasing healthy food items like milk, fruit, and vegetables. This indicates a significant gap in the uptake of available nutritional assistance programs among those who qualify.
'We simply don't know' - JP Morgan struggling to forecast oil prices due to US-Iran war
The bank said it "assumed" there would be economic red lines, like oil at $100 a barrel, that the US would be unwilling the cross.
Warren Buffett steps down after six decades at Berkshire - 'Father Time always wins'
Since taking control in 1965, Buffett grew a struggling textile mill into a global conglomerate.
Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary apologises over 'high-fare rapists' remarks
O'Leary described his choice of language as "careless" and said "it won't happen again".
Dragon Deborah opens with a terrible negotiation tactic
Deborah Meaden makes a bold opening move in response to a pitch.
British Steel plan lacks credibility, MPs say
A committee report says the government has not set out how British Steel will become profitable.
Economy minister accuses SoS of 'mischief making' in social media exchange
Dr Caoimhe Archibald posted on X about a new one-off electricity bill reduction, which Sir Chris Bryant reposted saying the UK government funded it.
Former shoplifter ran 'steal-to-order' Whatsapp group
A former shoplifter operated a messaging application group consisting of approximately 200 participants who requested specific designer merchandise. The organizer fulfilled these requests through coordinated theft. Authorities investigated the operation following illicit retail activities.
Thames Water rescue deal should be rejected - MPs
A parliamentary committee has issued a report recommending that the government reject a proposed rescue package for Thames Water. The utility company is currently facing severe financial instability and mounting debt concerns. Lawmakers are urging state intervention to address the ongoing crisis.
'I would tip up to 30% at a restaurant'
New Yorkers and Londoners share what they usually tip in a restaurant - and whether tipping culture has gotten out of hand.
Japan raises interest rate to new 31-year high to curb rising prices
Central banks around the world have hiked rates as high energy prices are pushing up inflation.
Early Bowie music available to stream for first time
Previously unheard material from the start of the artist's career has been released for the first time.
Why we bought our first home with a 100% mortgage - despite the risks
The share of UK mortgages with smaller deposits is the highest it's been since 2008. The BBC spoke to borrowers about how they manage the risks.
Shop closures among concerns in ancient capital
Local businesses and residents in the Castletown region face economic pressures due to falling trade levels, expensive parking, and rising living costs. These combined challenges have raised concerns regarding the future viability of local shop operations in the ancient capital.
Low-cost food pantry awarded £272k lottery grant
Oasis Hub Bath said the funding will cover its main operating costs over the next three years.
The Documentary
Katy Watson explores Australia's relationship with China - partner, rival or 'frenemy'?
Why Trump's hand-picked Fed chair defied him by raising interest rates
The .25% increase comes despite fierce opposition from the US president, who has called for rates to be cut.